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Women's Eyes (1910)

Author: Arthur W. Ryder
Keywords: sanskrit; bhartrihari; translation
Year: 1910
Collection: opensource

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Women's Eyes: Being Verses Translated from the Sanskrit.

Translated by Arthur W. Ryder (Arthur William Ryder). 85 of the 100 verses are by Bhartṛhari (Bhartrihari).



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Reviewer: aibek - - July 7, 2012
Subject: An extract
Women’s Eyes

The world is full of women's eyes,
Defiant, filled with shy surprise,
Demure, a little overfree,
Or simply sparkling roguishly;
It seems a gorgeous lily-bed,
Whichever way I turn my head.

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(This, however, is the best verse in the book.)

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